@inproceedings { dias13,
	abstract = {This paper proposes a model giving Theory of Mind (ToM) capabilities to artificial agents to allow them to carry out de- ceptive behaviours. It describes a model supporting an N-level Theory of Mind and reports a study to assess whether equip- ping agents with a two-level ToM results in them being per- ceived as more socially intelligent than agents with a single- level ToM. A deception game being developed for intercultural training of children, used for this study, is described. Finally, we report results from this study consistent with the hypothe- sis that a two-level Theory of Mind better supports agents in deceptive behaviour.},
	booktitle = {CogSci 2013- The annual meeting of the Cognitive Science Society},
	keywords = {Intelligent Virtual Agents;Affective Computing;Multi-Agent Societies;},
	month = {August},
	pages = {2189-2194},
	title = {The Great Deceivers: Virtual Agents and Believable Lies},
	year = {2013},
	author = {João Dias and Ruth Aylett and Ana Paiva}
}